Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-10

! OhS pAa1SQ tIIOuSuCUb TIE MUSE. Inc
main idea contained in the Istter,c.se was
| protection 10 American Industry and en-
| terprise, and this was the KEY note of al
the speeches delivered duriag the even
! ing. The speakers esseiled the Presi-
dents uttersuces on the tariff in his re-
cent Il es sage to Congress, aud advocste d
protection to American labor. At times
tue enthusiasm ran to a high pitch
Speeches were delivered by Sepators
CuliOm, Stewart of Nevada, Allison, Hsw-
ley, EVar 9, Murat Haste.d, Delegate
PIummer Of Dakots, spd Representatives
! Morrow of California and McComas OF
Msryland.
INCREASE OF SALARY RECOMMENDED.
WASHINGTON, Disc. 8 Secretary
Fa!rchiId has recommended that the
50 airy Of the assistant treasurer ct San:
Francisco be raised to $4,000 per anuum
and the salaries of the assistant tress-
urers at Chicago, New Orleans and ST.
LOUIS TO 5000.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The following
Texas pensions were issued to-day: ".
B. Jones, San Antonio; Jerome T. Black,
JeWett; A. M. Durham, Wichita Falls.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. The Senate Re-
publican caucus committee finished It's
list of committee assignments at O'Clock
this afternoon. Senator Hoar has the
list in charge and will not make it public
to-day.
THE REPUBLICAN CALL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. The following
call for the rext national Republican
convention has been issued By the
national Republican committee:
To the Republican Electors CT the
U1ited Stetes-In accordance with usage
and obedient to the instructions OF the |
R'publican national convention of 1884, |
the national convention Of delegates |
representative of the Republican parly |
will be hello 1T the city of Chicago, III =, |
Tuesday, 18Th of June, 1883, ct - |
o'clock noon, for the purpose of nomi- |
mating candidates for President ard Vice |
President to be supported st the next !
national election and for the transaction |
OF such business as may there be pre-
sented, Republican electors In the sew
eral states and voters without regard 10 /
past political utilization or difference of
action who believe IN the American prin-
cipie Of protective t6rjff for
defense and the development of home
industries for the elevation OF home lG-
hor; who would reduce national taxes and
preVent the accumulation Of e surplus in
the Treasury ia harmony with this prirci-
pie; 1ho are opposed to tie attempt 20
establish a pGlicy wh;c2 would strike
down to the level OF the under paid work
ers Of foreign lands; who favor g system
OF naval and coast offences which will
enable the U0ited States 70 con-
duct its international negotiations with
who gratefully cherish the
defenders Of the country; who condemn
sud resent the continued sud uDIlat eX-
clusion Of the rapidly growing territories
which have "a indi5puta5l5 tile 20 ad-
mission into the sisSerh00d Of states;
who are il favor OF free schools snd pop
ulAr education eGd tree and honest ballot
aud fair counts, the protection If every
OF the United States in his Iegal
rights ct home Snd abroad; foreign LCl-
icy that shall extend our trade aud COM
merce TO every land and cline, and shall
properly suppor5 the dignity of the nation
and the promotion of friendly relations
and intercourse between all states, are
invited to unite under this call
in tie formation OF 4 national ticket
Each state will be entitled to four
delegates at large, and for esch represen- 8
tGtiye st large two delegates; each Con-
gressioDaI district, each territory Snd the
District OF Colum0ia 30 two delegates. {
The delegates st large shall be chosen by i
popular state conventions, called On not
less than twenty dey s. published notice,
and not less than thirty days before tie {
meeting of the national convention The |
district delegates will be t
CHOSEN in the SSme manner IS the manner
Of the nomination Of the member Of Con- I
gress is made in said district. Territorial :
delegates shall be chosen in the same :
manner IS the nomination Of delegates in /
Congress is MADE. Delegates from the {
District of Columbia Shall be chosen at 2 {
constituted of the members |
elected in the primary district assemblies
held under the cell of the Republican cen
.TGl committee OF saId district. An alter
nate delegate for each delegate in the
nationol c0nvaE Jon to act in case of the s
a0serce OF the delegate shall be elected 5
IN the same marnsr aud at the :
SANE time the delegate is elected. :
All notices Of contests must be flied with
he nationsl committee ia writing, &C .
By printed statement Of the :
grounds Of contest, which shsII be made ,
public. Preference in the order OF heGr- :
ing and determining contests will be
given by the convention in accordance ;
with the dates Of the fling OF such :
notices and statements with the national :
Signed B. F JONES, Chairman. :
SAMUEL FEssHNDgN: Secretary.
WILL MAKE PREPARATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-HGn. 2
Jones, Chairman CT the National Republic {;
IAN Committee, hes appointed the folio W :
Dg committee, TO whom is entrusted the -
iuty of visiting Chicago, appointing, 4 r
ocsl committee Of arrange ments and :
aking charge of the preparations for the
j. S. Clsrkson, Iowa; A. M.
jongeT, OHIO; G. A. Hobart, New Jsr-
Iey; Powell Clayton, Arkansas; Cyrus
Ieland, Jr, Kansas; Church Howe, Ne
,raska; N. W. Quincy, Texas. Chairman
tones and Secretary Fessenden are r
members OF the committee exe fficio by b
7ote of the full committee. T
The committee met and organized this a
.fteTDnOn h0 eIectin0 T ClarksoD chair I,